Vehicle Description
The prestigious V-12 Lincoln Continental began with a vacation car
built for Edsel Ford to be used at his vacation home in Hobe Sound,
Florida. The custom Zephyr Convertible soon became a hit; which
soon was in production to be built 1939-1948. Lincoln for 1941 had
a simple clean luxurious and elegant style with a European flair
named the Continental. It was in the luxury lineup with Cadillac
and the Chrysler Imperial. The 1941 Lincoln used the Zephyr's new
styling with only superficial changes from the 1940 Model. Interior
and exterior door handles were now the push button style with the
Lincoln V-12 logo on the hood and hub caps. This Lincoln is a
special car to the Museum as the past owner was affiliated, Ken
Hutchinson was truly a wonderful person, and lover of cars and
automotive toys - Author of several books on toys. This was the car
of choice as Ken loved the Euro Deco style of 1941. Being the
perfectionist he exuded the beauty of the Continental Coupe. This
car was professionally restored body up est. 20 years ago; Body
clad in Maroon with correct tan cord leather interior. The
brightwork appears to show quality; the entire car recently
refreshed to near factory new. It is believed to have only 1135
miles since restoration. The 292 V-12 power plant believed totally
rebuilt at the time of restoration with a 3-speed manual
transmission with overdrive. Runs and drives with power, quiet and
smooth. The overall appearance of the Lincoln is simply stunning.
Call our classic car division at 815-385-8408 for more vehicle
information.
Whitewalls
Chrome Caps & Trim Rings
Dual Chrome Mirrors
Bumper Guards
Radio
Dual Chrome Fog Lights